A person who interrupts during a conversation is perceived to be: Group of answer choices the less powerful person. the more powerful person. of equal status to his or her partner in the conversation. judgmental.

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Thalia Copeland

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25 August, 16:27

A person who interrupts during a conversation is perceived to be: Group of answer choices the less powerful person. the more powerful person. of equal status to his or her partner in the conversation. judgmental.

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Nicole Wyatt · Answer 1

the more powerful person.

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A person who interrupts during a conversation is perceived to be the more powerful person. In a conversation it is regarded to be wrong for a less powerful individual to interrupt the conversation. for example, when an employee is discussing with his/her employer, there is the tendency for the employer to interrupt to make or seek corrections because he is the more powerful person in that situation and the action will not be regarded as disrespectful. On the other hand, when an employee interrupts his employer, that action may be regarded as rude. Generally, an individual who interrupts a conversation is the stronger one.